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solve the equation ax+b=0,where a and b are rationals and a is not 0

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Answered by ankitsunny
8

Step-by-step explanation:

Assuming that A,B are integers then x2+Ax+B has a rational root implies the root, r, takes the form r=pq where p divides B and q divies 1 (the leading coefficient). This means q=±1.

Answered by Anonymous
7

ax+b=0

ax= -b

x= -b/a

now if if A and B are rational and A is not equal to zero .

then,

X belongs to a negative rational number

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